The Supreme Court Just Struck a Big Blow for Private Property—Against Union Invasion
Do union activists have the right to invade a business owner's private property? The Supreme Court just rejected a California...
Brad Polumbo
Brad Polumbo (@Brad_Polumbo) is a libertarian-conservative journalist and Policy Correspondent at the Foundation for Economic Education.
Breaking Down the Latest Bipartisan Assault on Big Tech—And How It Could Blow Up in Consumers’ Faces
When politicians from both parties start getting together in Washington and actually agreeing on legislation, you should hold on to...
Progressive Lawmakers Are Working on a Backdoor Plan to Quietly Take Us One Step Closer to Socialist Healthcare
Bipartisan talks over compromise spending legislation are ongoing in Congress, but the prospects of the two parties reaching a compromise...
A New Analysis Just Debunked Biden’s No-Tax-Hike Promises
President Biden ran for office promising not to raise taxes on anyone earning less than $400,000. But a new analysis...
We Just Got Even More Proof that Stay-At-Home Orders Lethally Backfired
Life under lockdown was hard for all of us. From economic destruction to social isolation, the costs of restrictive government...
‘You Can Live Anywhere But Colorado’: Why Many Remote Job Postings Are Now Actively Excluding One State
The pandemic has undoubtedly hastened the shift to remote work. Many workers and companies have now embraced remote work in...
Here’s Why Whiskey is About to Get a Lot Cheaper
Here’s some good news for the avid drinkers in your life: Some kinds of whiskey are about to get a...
New Harvard Data (Accidentally) Reveal How Lockdowns Crushed the Working Class While Leaving Elites Unscathed
Founding father and the second president of the United States John Adams once said that “Facts are stubborn things; and...
Biden’s $6 Trillion Blowout Budget Proposal Would Have 3 Embarrassingly Bad Results, Study Finds
When President Biden unveiled a $6 trillion federal budget in late May, he proposed shattering spending records and expanding the...
Here’s Why Price Inflation Could Remain Elevated for Several Years
Over the last year, consumer prices have increased roughly 5 percent, the biggest increase in 13 years. Driven in large...
Unemployed Households Can Earn $25/Hour on Welfare in 21 States, New Study Finds
The US economy is in a perplexing state of labor market purgatory. We have 9.3 million unfilled job openings, all...
1.2 Million Children World-Wide Could Die From Disrupted Healthcare Amid Pandemic Lockdowns, Analysis Finds
From mental health to drug overdoses, some of the most apparent unintended consequences from COVID-19 lockdowns and pandemic restrictions have...
